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cptoneleg

cptoneleg

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This is some Chestnut Oak live tree cut down in feb split and stacked may so about 15 months
2010
 

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This is Chestnut Oak c/s/s 4 months
 

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This is an Oak that had been laying on ground dead at least 2 yrs c/s/s 4 months, so it is drying faster than the live ones.
 

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This is Black Gum that I could not split 5 months ago split easy today and look at M content. Have no idea how this stuff burns
 

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